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LOW-INCOME COUNTRY MEMBERSHIPIn an effort to reach out to the international community and attract members from across the globe, ASABE is offering reduced, e-mail only memberships to people from low income countries. We extend an invitation to join ASABE through a special dues promotion for members from low-income, low-middle income and upper-middle income countries as defined by the World Bank based on per capita income. To determine if you are eligible, please refer to the following list of countries and corresponding dues rates. You must be a national living and working in your home country to qualify for these special dues rates. Membership is by e-mail only. Members will receive full benefits including ASABE's newest benefit — electronic access to all technical publications including all peer-reviewed journals, standards, annual meeting papers, conference pro-ceedings, textbooks and monographs produced in 2001. Soon after joining ASABE you will receive a welcome packet with certificate, pin and member card. ASABE's monthly magazine, Resource, may be accessed through the ASABE Member Login Web site at www.asabe.org. ASABE's dues are invoiced annually and are based on the calendar year. The dues structure (Click to see countries listed) — US$18, US$41 or US$65 — is based on the World Bank's income classifications, your national origin and whether you are living and working in that country. For further information, please
contact Mark Crossley at
crossley@asabe.org or visit the ASABE Web
site at
www.asabe.org/membership/dues.html for an
application and additional information.
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